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The Stonewall Inn
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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if i look back, i am lost
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Misplaced Lens Cap
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Aqua Utopia｜海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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The therapy counseling place I go to has a basket of fidget toys, but I feel like I shouldn't use those. I feel like I should devote all my focus and attention to the session, not to doohickeys or gizmos.
Anyways, today I got stressed and started scratching my leg and didn't notice until I started bleeding. And my counselor reminded me about the fidget toys. Which feels like it's symbolic of something but I don't think it reflects well on me.
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May I request, some snails???
YES DEFINITELY!!!
Green Tree Snails (Leptopoma taivanum), family Cyclophoridae, Okinawa, Japan
photographs: geeseinflight, Doo-yoon Kim
Green Tree Snails (Leptopoma taivanum), family Cyclophoridae, Okinawa, Japan
photographs: geeseinflight, Doo-yoon Kim
Green Snail (Rhinocochlis nasuta), family Dyakiidae, found near Kuching, Borneo, Malaysia
photograph by sabine_in_singapore
Tree Snail (Amphidromus fuscolabris), family Camaenidae, Ban Phone, Sekong, Laos
photograph via:
Taxonomic review of the tree snail genus Amphidromus Albers, 1850 (Pulmonata: Camaenidae) in Laos, with the description of two new species | European Journal of Taxonomy
Malaysian Fire Snail (Platymma tweediei), family Chronidae, found in 2 montane forests of Malaysia
photographs by @ennisanna_fei
African Land Snail (Lissachatina glutinosa), family Achatinidae, found in parts of East Africa
This large terrestrial snail grows to a shell length of up to 15 cm (5.9 in).
photograph by nanofishology
2 color varieties of the Land Snail, Helicina viridis, family Helicinidae, Dominican Republic
photographs by Carlos De Soto Molinari
Amazonian Giant Snail (Megalobulimus popelairianus), Strophocheilidae, Ecuador
This individual is about 20 cm in total length.
photograph by Andreas Kay
Susie, throughout the whole game: "Yeah, the festival's kinda lame... but maybe we could spend it together? No yeah, it's gonna be boring as hell, but we could cause some chaos? Uh huh, the festival is gonna be dumb, it's more about who you're spending time with."
The fandom, post festival: "WHY IS THE FESTIVAL SO BORING?? THERE SHOULD'VE BEEN A GIANT FERRIS WHEEL AND A CIRCUS AND DANCERS AND SPORTS AND-"
Danku lesbiennes!
Sadly it is impossible to know what this means as an English speaker
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Little transfem ralsei comic from when ch5 had just come out
"Dogwhistles" are called that based on real "dog whistles", many of which are pitched too high to be audible to most humans, but are still perfectly audible to dogs.
Rhetorical dogwhistles are things that most people would not be able to identify as bigoted because they're INTENDED to have plausible deniability.
The wording changes are meant to be subtle enough that people really can mix them up accidentally when they don't have much information!
So when the gender critical movement calls trans women "transwomen", they're hoping for 2 things.
this usage will spread enough among people who don't know any better, to give transphobes the plausible deniability of not LOOKING like a frothing bigot constantly.
the usage grammatically places trans women in a different category than other women; it's changing "trans" from an adjective to part of a noun to make this distinction.
The more we can avoid this usage, the less deniability have transmisogynists have when using it, and the less we are helping their cause.
I don't actually think ceding this ground is LESS divisive than pointing it out politely.
they don't know i hc light pink as aroallo and dark pink as alloace...
light pink hates dating but feels physical attraction that makes her angry and dark pink loves romance and dating but has never once thought of sex
Fascinating to me how little Phoenix really knows about Mia at the start of AA1. He's never met the sister she's so close with, and never heard about Mia's whole family being spirit mediums and all the drama that involved. Never heard that that's specifically the reason Mia became a lawyer. It paints Mia as a deeply private person, who never spoke about herself. She gives off the vibe of a strong and successful city lady, and immediately you realize that has to be by design, because she has that vibe despite growing up on a mountain. Phoenix never questions, and only ever sees her as his unflappable mentor. He only really finds out anything about her after she's already gone.
Do you ever have someone point out a minor factual error on a post that completely undermines the theory you were concocting, which makes you want to delete the post in shame, or possibly your entire blog?
Thanks.
I know I'm overreacting. | know it doesn't really matter. But when I spend time and effort on something, and all it does it misinform people (even about something trivial), it makes me feel worse than useless. I wish I could stop doing that.
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Self-exploration alt version, 1/4
I AM MADE OF HUNGER
So, I've come to really respect your analysis of/takes on OnK, we seem to like and dislike a lot of the same things about the show. I ended up dropping the manga pretty close to the end because it was just starting to make me angry, but I picked up the anime again recently because despite everything, it still lives rent free in my brain. So far it's been rewarding! The anime team is doing excellent things with the source material IMO. But I'm still really scared to get to the same point in the story where I started to feel betrayed and end up dropping the show as well. I was wondering if you have similar concerns and if you think the anime is going to stick the landing?
ty! <3
I think I am basically never gonna be okay with the ending because I just fundamentally disagree with so many of its foundational ideas, but I do think that if nothing else, the anime team is doing a much better job of building towards it with stuff they've added to the preceding material and especially with the changes made to Hikaru's characterization & general presentation overall. I defo don't think there will be any major structural changes (there's wayyyyy too much Doomed Aqua foreshadowing for that), but I hope the anime's take on things will be more cohesive or at least that it'll be more interesting to watch regardless of what it does and does not do.
Comission of Ward Era Dinah Alcott for @spindle-girl
An incredibly fun design to work on, thank you so so much for letting me take a crack at your girl! Additional concept sketches below the cut :)
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In some ways I feel like this sign symbolizes Garp's tenure with the marines. He's not sticking around the East Blue to enforce this. Maybe it causes some deterrence, but it's not like the Emperor's territory in the New World where they're physically close enough to defend their chosen islands in times of need. But it makes the people feel better, just as his "Hero" moniker makes people feel better.
It makes me wonder if one of the reasons Luffy fights so hard against being called a hero is because he associates it with Garp and what he stands for.
So I do understand why people get mad about Holdo's hyperspace suicide bombing run. It was undeniably very cool, but it's also the kind of trick that's so blindingly obvious that if nobody in a previous movie has done it, there must be a good reason it isn't done. And if there isn't a good reason it isn't done, and you come up with the idea for this in the writer's room, it's arguably gauche to call attention to that storytelling shortcoming by doing it. It can be read as a flex on the storytelling of the rest of the canon, and lets not kid ourselves, this was a movie that was at least somewhat trying to flex on the rest of the canon, with mixed success and mixed support. I don't think it's nuts to read this beat as part of that. So I do get why people got annoyed by this.
That said. Did they ever advance a halfway-convincing explanation for why this is the only time we see hyperdrives weaponized in this manner? Operative word here being "halfway-convincing."
I maintain some sympathy for the flex here, as well, because if we assume that having a hyperdrive suicide bombing was a tongue-in-cheek way of pointing out how weird it is that that doesn't happen more, that's actually a maneuver that crops up a lot in superhero comics. A writer notices some flaw or obvious implication in a previous story or stated fact about the character and builds a whole arc off of taking that blindspot super seriously, often in a way that utterly puts the lie to the premise if you really strongly internalize what it's saying- but it's basically all in good fun because the nature of the medium is that your fun little postmodern lampshade beat is going to become the same kind of old-news as whatever you were riffing on, you can't really meaningfully damage anything by having this kind of fun. It's a little different with Star Wars because Star Wars, fundamentally, has a handful of installments that are More True than the rest of it, lynchpin installments that are supposed to have staying power- there's a publication churn but it isn't all churn. This feels like a churn-dependent beat deployed in a churn-hostile canon
“Churn-dependent beat deployed in a churn-hostile canon” remains a very useful tool in my analytic toolbox
